Bread Makers

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Gerry
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Bread Makers

Post by Gerry » Fri Oct 21, 2011 10:13 am

While there is nothing quite like the hands on, when my wrists began to make kneading difficult I got my first bread maker. I still make up yeast breads but now rely heavily on my BM - love that bread maker! Makes up great bread and awesome on the dough cycle. Yes love bringing my bread basket to the table filled with freshly baked bread, rolls and buns.

Great to see a home for the ABMs!

Galley_Wench
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Re: Bread Makers

Post by Galley_Wench » Fri Oct 21, 2011 10:09 pm

Gerry wrote:While there is nothing quite like the hands on, when my wrists began to make kneading difficult I got my first bread maker. I still make up yeast breads but now rely heavily on my BM - love that bread maker! Makes up great bread and awesome on the dough cycle. Yes love bringing my bread basket to the table filled with freshly baked bread, rolls and buns.

Great to see a home for the ABMs!
Boy, do I understand the problem with wrists, and yes it's so much better than kneading by hand. I've been making Peter Reinhart's SFO Sourdough . . . very little kneading and a couple stretch pulling sessions. Makes the best bread! http://www.recipezazz.com/recipe/san-fr ... ough-bread

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